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First Time in Saudi Arabia – the F...

Sitting in my home in Sweden and looking out as the sun set and the clear autumn sky revealed its color rim on the black canvas developing slowly, I could not avoid thinking of the adventure ahead of me. In 24 hours I would be in Saudi Arabia, a country I only had read about and seen in the news on TV. I rarely knew anything about the country apart from what I had read and that it is the major oil producer in the world and the central country for muslims and with a long story in Islamic faith. I raised myself from the chair and closed the door, knowing it would be a...
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The Taboo About Taking Pictures & P...

I was in Saudi Arabia during the last three years and according to my personal experience, it is very difficult to practise photography in Saudi Arabia. Before August 2006 photography was not allowed in Saudi Arabia. There are signboards that read ‘No Photography’ at several places including historical and famous mosques like The Prophet`s Mosque and Qiblatain Mosque. You are not allowed to photograph any governmental institutions, that is, government schools, mosques (since all mosques are owned and strictly supervised by the government), airports, military...
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A Trip to Saudi Arabia...

Getting a Business Visa to The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was probably the most difficult thing to do next only to probably United States of America for ordinary Indians. But due to diligent preparation under expert guidance of my travel desk, I was finally able to obtain one after a waiting time of one month. I had learnt lot of negative things about Indians traveling to Saudi Arabia but was quite anxious to be there. The Kingdom was just off the Iraq War and the American soldiers had already left the country. The Oil economy was back to its boom days with a number of...
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Camping Destinations in Saudi Arabia...

Camping on the shores of the Red Sea and diving in its warm waters year round is one of the main attractions if you are visiting or live on the west coast. Unlike the Egyptian side of the Red Sea, where the reefs are literally dived out, the Saudi side has pristine virgin reefs due to the small number of people who dive there. Rabigh and Shuwaiba beaches are two great spots to head to for the weekend in your pop up camper or just pitch a tent or better still, sleep under the stars. Reef sharks, manta rays, moray eels, lion fish, black carol and a vast array of other...